Cycling in Taipei: Journey of a Newbie Biker
Cycling in Taipei is not as easy as it seems, but it's totally worth it!
Category Archives: Travel Stories
I Became a Solo Backpacker & Here’s How You Can Too
Always wanted to travel solo but don't have the guts to do so? Read on.
Fairy Lake Leisure Farm: An Enchanting Farm Stay in Tainan, Taiwan
Fairy Lake Leisure Farm in Tainan has everything you need for an awesome farm stay.
30 Days in Northern Luzon: 10 Highlights of My Epic Trip
80+ attractions, 10 provinces in 30 days, this Filipino traveller went on an epic trip to the Northern part of the Philippines.
Backpacking Southeast Asia: 3 Countries & 9 Cities in 24 Days
Follow Sammie's 24 days backpacking journey from Hanoi to Bangkok, via Sapa, Luang Prabang, Chiang Mai and more.
My Journey From Beijing to St. Petersburg via Mongolia & the Stans
A one-month journey from Beijing to St Petersburg that's not quite the Trans-Siberian Railway. Follow Donovan as he traverses Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.
Drielandenpunt: Stepping Into Germany, Netherlands & Belgium At Once
Replicate the "A Walk To Remember" scene where you can be in several countries at once.
Leptis Magna and Tripoli, Libya: On Travelling Beyond Fear
Would you dare travel to Libya? Let this Filipino traveller take you on an incredible journey to one of the world's most high-risk destinations.
My First Onsen Experience in Japan & How I Bared It All
I conquered my fear of being naked in public. My first onsen experience in Japan was awkward, stomach-churning but definitely worth it!
The Truth About Hiking
There are sore muscles, shoulder pains and (sometimes) dead toenails involved behind every breath-taking Facebook profile photo and Instagram drool-worthy shots of a mountaineer.
My Cherry Blossom Experience in Japan’s Iwate & Aomori Prefectures
Tokyo and Osaka are incredible places to see cherry blossoms. But if you are in for something new, head up North to Iwate and Aomori Prefectures!
Travelling with Parents: A Beautiful Adjustment
Travel with your parents while you still can. Take it from this Filipino traveller.
